Would only expect this result on a unit test where certain input should fail :D

@ItsNotMyFault I see your point though ;)

@ItsNotMyFault the extra cost is always during the project and received with a lot of protest. But because they're already at a point of no return they have no choice but to pay up. Not a good way to start a business relation if you ask me...

Sometimes we get lucky though and things work right away but that's pretty rare